The Africa Live Data Base : Statistics for Development
The Africa Live Database (LDB) is a user-friendly computer-based data tool that consists of: a) a Local Data Base--a tool for in-depth economic work; b) query-- a tool for storing and manipulating economic and sectoral variables; and c) Africa brie...
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okr-10986-98772021-04-23T14:02:47Z The Africa Live Data Base : Statistics for Development World Bank CAPACITY BUILDING CLIENT COUNTRIES CONNECTIVITY DATA COLLECTION DATA MANAGEMENT DECISION-MAKING DOCUMENTS E-MAIL E-MAIL ADDRESS ENTRY FOCUS GROUPS GRAPHICS INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY INNOVATION KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT LEARNING MAINFRAME NEW TECHNOLOGY PERFORMANCE INDICATORS PROGRAMMING QUERY RESEARCHERS RESULT RESULTS TARGETS TEAM WORK USER USER GROUPS USERS The Africa Live Database (LDB) is a user-friendly computer-based data tool that consists of: a) a Local Data Base--a tool for in-depth economic work; b) query-- a tool for storing and manipulating economic and sectoral variables; and c) Africa briefings-- presorted ready-to-use data. The system was developed by the Africa Region of the World Bank with two complementary goals in mind: 1) in the short term, to provide staff in the region with an efficient means of collecting, analyzing and manipulating economic and sectoral data; and 2) in the long term, to become the linchpin of a major effort for capacity building in African countries, aimed at upgrading local capacity in statistical data collection and analysis. This, combined with other initiatives, could then become a powerful tool for monitoring the impact of policy on development. The LDB responds to three sets of client needs: a) staff in the World Bank, b) users of statistical information in client countries, and c) other users of statistical information worldwide-- other donors, researchers, banks, etc. 2012-08-13T09:46:25Z 2012-08-13T09:46:25Z 1998-12 http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/1998/12/12892989/africa-live-data-base-statistics-development http://hdl.handle.net/10986/9877 English Africa Region Findings & Good Practice Infobriefs; No. 125 CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo/ World Bank Washington, DC Publications & Research :: Brief Publications & Research Africa |
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The Africa Live Database (LDB) is a
user-friendly computer-based data tool that consists of: a)
a Local Data Base--a tool for in-depth economic work; b)
query-- a tool for storing and manipulating economic and
sectoral variables; and c) Africa briefings-- presorted
ready-to-use data. The system was developed by the Africa
Region of the World Bank with two complementary goals in
mind: 1) in the short term, to provide staff in the region
with an efficient means of collecting, analyzing and
manipulating economic and sectoral data; and 2) in the long
term, to become the linchpin of a major effort for capacity
building in African countries, aimed at upgrading local
capacity in statistical data collection and analysis. This,
combined with other initiatives, could then become a
powerful tool for monitoring the impact of policy on
development. The LDB responds to three sets of client needs:
a) staff in the World Bank, b) users of statistical
information in client countries, and c) other users of
statistical information worldwide-- other donors,
researchers, banks, etc. |
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The Africa Live Data Base : Statistics for Development |
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The Africa Live Data Base : Statistics for Development |
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